A Monolithic 16-Bit D/A Conversion System for Digital Audio
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R.. J.. van de Plassche, and E.. C.. Dijkmans, "A Monolithic 16-Bit D/A Conversion System for Digital Audio," Paper Rye-006, (1982 June.). doi:
R.. J.. van de Plassche, and E.. C.. Dijkmans, "A Monolithic 16-Bit D/A Conversion System for Digital Audio," Paper Rye-006, (1982 June.). doi:
Abstract: A monolithic 16-bit conversion system including a high-speed digital-to-analog (D/A) converter and a phase-linear 96-element digital low-pass filter operating at four times the sampling frequency is described. In the D/A converter a special technique, called dynamic element matching, is used to obtain high-Z accuracy and stability. The linearity of the converter is maintained at 1/2 LSB over a long time and over a large temperature range. Only a simple third-order analog Bessel filter is needed to remove the high-frequency components of the output signal. The total system has a dynamic image of 96 dB with a full scale distortion level at -90 dB. Pass-band ripple is within 0.15 dB and phase linearity within 0.5 degrees. All specifications are valid over the 20-kHz audio band.
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A monolithic 16-bit conversion system including a high-speed digital-to-analog (D/A) converter and a phase-linear 96-element digital low-pass filter operating at four times the sampling frequency is described. In the D/A converter a special technique, called dynamic element matching, is used to obtain high-Z accuracy and stability. The linearity of the converter is maintained at 1/2 LSB over a long time and over a large temperature range. Only a simple third-order analog Bessel filter is needed to remove the high-frequency components of the output signal. The total system has a dynamic image of 96 dB with a full scale distortion level at -90 dB. Pass-band ripple is within 0.15 dB and phase linearity within 0.5 degrees. All specifications are valid over the 20-kHz audio band.
Authors:
van de Plassche, R. J.; Dijkmans, E. C.
Affiliation:
Philips Research Laboratories, 5600 JA Eindhoven, The Netherlands
AES Conference:
1st International Conference: Digital Audio (June 1982)
Paper Number:
Rye-006
Publication Date:
June 1, 1982Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Digital Audio
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